After a few false starts, I finally caught up with Cara and Mike last night along with several of their friends. Dinner was a whole barramundi and another cocktail 🙂
The Kamala Beach sunset through the eyes of a Mai Tai cocktail
After dinner we bumped into Mum and Dad shortly after they had arrived. Following drinks at Smile Bar, it was time for a foot massage. To my surprise, a guy (with an Istanbul t-shirt on) came up and spoke Turkish to the Thai massage parlour manager. I find out that the manager had lived in Antalya for 8 years so it was good to practice my Turkish with her. I will be back there for my next massage, hopefully later today.
I was again up by 6am for another long walk. This time I went a different way, past Phuket FantaSea. After buying a local sim card, I had chicken and rice along with coriander flavoured soup for breakfast at a menu-free place. Judging by the clientele, it was one frequented by local Muslims. When I first arrived, I was surprised at how many Muslims lived here. I shouldn’t have been as I knew Thailand’s south has a large Muslim population. There are many head-scarfed ladies and my taxi driver from the airport displayed Arabic calligraphy.
Resort Pool Reflections
Come here to eat all sorts of carp
You want cable?
An old dilapidated longboat reflecting on life
Thankfully, single and group dating are okay
Catching ALL types of crabs is prohibited at Kamala Beach, not just the crustacean kind
Loving the photos Joe, your photography is getting better and better… Do I foresee an exhibition coming soon? LOL enjoy your holiday and have a lovely exploration of yet another country. How many was that now?
Thanks Shannon – if you’re lucky I may even give you a private viewing of my exhibition 🙂
I actually visited Thailand back in early 2000 so I can’t add it to the country count (not that I keep a total in my head). I can add Cambodia though. Just for you, I’m about to calculate the visited country count. And the total is… 39